![[audio]](/images/mediatype_audio.gif) | 7- Eleven: Skoal Sweepstakes
Commercials for Skoal Bandit sweepstakes at 7-Eleven stores.
Keywords: tobacco; smokeless tobacco; radio; advertising; marketing; retail outlet
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| Ebadi interview
Keywords: Ebadi, Iran
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| Eclipse Press Conference in Chattanooga.
Press conference organized by R. J. Reynolds announcing advanced marketing research of Eclipse cigarettes in Chattanooga region.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; smoker; marketing; nicotine; cigarette design; fire safe cigarette; tobacco industry employee; marketing research; menthol cigarette; secondhand smoke; mass media; media advocacy; adults
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| Economics for dummies and other subjects / Robert Krulwich.
Robert Krulwich hosts the Washington Report live from Washington, D.C. Episode contains a recording of Jimmy Breslin addressing the National Women's Democratic Club about New York City's financial troubles; "Economics for the Dummy"; Catherine Ferguson speaking with Senator Frank Church, head of the Intelligence investigation; and Ted Clark speaking to the People's Bicentennial Commission. Broadcast on WBAI, July 3, 1975.
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| Edith Piaf in memoriam / produced by Carlos Hagen
Carlos Hagen produced this special tribute to French singer Edith Piaf, originally offered during the October minithon and enthusiastically received. A documentary on the art, style and life of Piaf, abundantly illustrated with some of the best examples of her art, including a number of rare recordings of her songs. The program dramatically traces the arc of Piaf's life, including her early abandonment by her parents on the sidewalks of Paris; her upbringing in a brothel; making a living as a st...
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| Edith Piaf in memoriam / produced by Carlos Hagen.
Carlos Hagen produced this special tribute to French singer Edith Piaf, originally offered during the October minithon and enthusiastically received. A documentary on the art, style and life of Piaf, abundantly illustrated with some of the best examples of her art, including a number of rare recordings of her songs. In this section, Hagen discusses the evolution of her singing style over the years, her final marriage to hairdresser-turned-singer Theo Sarapo in 1962, and her death from cancer in ...
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| Educating the Global Citizen: Establishing a Foundation of Human Rights - University of Winnipeg Global College
University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- Saturday, February 24, 2007 Walther Lichem Razmik Panossian Janet Stewart (CBC) Moderator
Keywords: human rights, social justice, education, global citizen
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| Education of War Affected Children - Ideas and Alternatives - University of Winnipeg Global College
University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23-25, 2007 --- February 24, 2007 Tony Hoffman Karen Magro Jan Stewart Tony Taveres Janet Stewart (CBC) Moderator
Keywords: human rights, social justice
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| Edward Girardet, Afghanistan is More for Sale Today than 10 Years Ago - Dori Smith
Talk Nation Radio for August 31, 2011 Edward Girardet, Afghanistan More for Sale Today than 10 Years Ago TRT: 29:00 Produced by Dori Smith, in Storrs, CT and syndicated with Pacifica Network Music by Fritz Heede Download at Pacifica's Audioport or at Radio4all.net and Archive.org We continue our interview with journalist, author and producer, Edward Girardet on his 2011 book, 'Killing the Cranes, a Reporterâs Journey Through Three Decades of War in Afghanistan', (Chelsea Green Press, 2011)...
Keywords: Edward Girardet; Killing the Cranes; a Reporterâs Journey Through Three Decades of War in Afghanistan; bin Laden; opium; Taliban; Dick Cheney; money used for Afghan war; failed development projects in Afghanistan
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| Eldridge Cleaver : Black Panther.
Cleaver speaks at a meeting sponsored by the Eldridge Cleaver Defense Committee. Originally scheduled at the Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, the group's permit was canceled by city officials, and the meeting was finally held at California Hall in San Francisco. Introduction by Jessica Mitford. On November 26, 1968, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall refused to extend Eldridge Cleaver's liberty pending his upcoming trial, and his parole was technically reinstated as of November 27th, 19...
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| Eldridge Cleaver interview
Elsa Knight Thompson interviews Eldridge Cleaver at the offices of Ramparts magazine in September, 1968. Cleaver had recently been prohibited from teaching a course (class 139X) at the University of California, Berkeley about social change in America.
Keywords: Cleaver, Eldridge, 1935-; Academic freedom; Social change; Eldridge Cleaver interview / interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson; BLACK PANTHERS; CLEAVER, ELDRIDGE
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| Eldridge Cleaver on the drug culture
"Eldridge Cleaver speaks about the drug culture in the United States and about Timothy Leary. Announcement about the Cleaver's relationship with the Black Panther Party and Timothy Leary and his wife. Commentary on Timothy Leary as a ""secular god who the revolutionary movement in the United States revolves around."" Cleaver says Leary is wedded to LSD and ""would rather die than give up the idea of dosing everyone with LSD."" Cleaver doesn't agree, and believes that people are needed with clear...
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| Eldridge Cleaver's speech at a noon rally
Actuality of Eldridge Cleaver's speech at the University of California, Berkeley campus in response to Governor Ronald Reagan's cancellation of proposed UC Berkeley class 139X, for which Cleaver was scheduled to be a lecturer.
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| Election Day / Local GRAMMY winner
Thirty-eight percent of California voters are expected to cast their ballots today. We'll turn to KXJZ News and area registrars for updates on turnout and other news during voting hours. Citrus Heights resident Mary Youngblood won a 2003 GRAMMY for Best Native American Music Album with her CD "Beneath the Raven Moon". Her newest CD, "Dance With The Wind", has just been released. Hear Youngblood play her flute live on today's Insight...
Keywords: Election day; Mary Youngblood, local grammy winner; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio
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| Embers / Samuel Beckett
Samuel Beckett's radio play Embers directed by Ira Wall and with performances by Stacy Keach and Sudie Bond.
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| Employee privacy / Global warming
Employers have a surprising amount of information at their fingertips about the people who work for them, and the people who want to work for them. Experts tell you how access to public records benefits the workplace, and where employers should draw the line. Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore tells you about global warming and offers policymakers advice that breaks with many environmentalists.
Keywords: Employee privacy; Global warming; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio
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| ETS Presentation at Board Meeting, Part 1
Presentation about secondhand smoke at a meeting at Philip Morris headquarters in New York City.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; secondhand smoke; research activity; industry sponsored research; lung cancer
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| ETS Presentation at Board Meeting, Part 2
Meeting at Philip Morris headquarters in New York City. Presentation by an indoor air pollution consultant about sources other than cigarette smoke of poor building air quality and the need to inform the press in order to turn public opinion against the restriction of smoking indoors.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; secondhand smoke; research activity; industry sponsored research; public awareness; public relations; media campaign; indoor air quality; international trade
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| Eugenics / "Runt"
The history of California's aggressive eugenic sterilization program is revealed in a new exhibit at Sacramento State. Host Jeffrey Callison speaks with University of Virginia Professor Paul Lombardo, an expert on California eugenics, and the exhibit's designer, UC Davis Associate Professor Kathryn Sylva. An award winning, autobiographical play that tells of one man's struggle to step out of his father's shadow, comes to the Sacramento area...
Keywords: Eugenic sterilization; Paul Lombardo; Kathryn Sylva; Runt; KXJZ; Sacramento public radio
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| Europe bound / Banjo champ
The Davis Senior High School Madrigal singers are about to compete in an important festival: the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales. Then they'll tour parts of Europe. The chorus sings live for you today. Did you know the 2005 U.S. Banjo Bluegrass Champion is from our area? You'll hear Brian Anderson play his banjo in studio on today's Insight.
Keywords: Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod; Davis High; Banjo champion; Brian Anderson; kxjz; sacramento public radio
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| Evolution of song / Shidara
Today on Insight, you’ll hear Rebecca Plack, a soprano who studies historical changes in the way people sing. Japanese Taiko drum group Shidara is coming to Sacramento this weekend. You’ll hear them perform and you’ll meet a local woman who trains and plays with the group.
Keywords: Rebecca Plack; singing; Taiko; Shidara; KXJZ; Insight; Sacramento public radio
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| Excise Taxes, Tape 1 of 2
Focus group held in Chicago that discusses Bill Clinton's economic plan, including his proposal to increase excise taxes on cigarettes.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; marketing research; taxation; excise tax; economic policy; health care activity; insurance; government spending; lung cancer
Downloads: 766 |
| Excise Taxes, Tape 2 of 2
Focus group held in Chicago that discusses Bill Clinton's economic plan, including his proposal to increase excise taxes on cigarettes.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; marketing research; taxation; excise tax; economic policy; health care activity; insurance; government spending; lung cancer
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| Exclusive interview with Jean Bertrand Aristide - Democracy Now!
Keywords: Democracy Now
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| Exploring the arts in the Bay Area: experimental film
Laura Malamut moderates a discussion between James Broughton, James Schofill, Tom Bullins, Michael Stewart, and Edith Kramer about the Bay Area experimental film scene. Among the topics discussed are where the audiences for experimental cinema are, whether or not there is actually an experimental film community in the Bay Area, and the "8mm revolution". Produced by students from San Francisco State University.
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| Exploring the arts in the Bay Area: poetry
Ruth Witt-Diamant, Mark Linenthal, Stan Rice, Thomas Albright, Mark Green, and Dr. Francis Rigney discuss the poetry scene in the Bay Area. The panelists talk about Allen Ginsberg's relationship to the current poetry scene, the influence of Black Mountain poets, the multiple dimensions of a poem, and the poetry found in Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Produced by students from San Francisco State College.
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| Exploring the arts in the Bay Area: the art scene
Laura Malamut moderates a discussion between Knute Stiles, Joe Costello, Henry Sultan, Mark Green and Robert Johnson about the art scene in the Bay Area. They talk about psychedelia as a condition of Bay Area art, the concept of participation, bohemian artists and the police, and whether or not San Francisco is conducive to artists. Produced by students from San Francisco State College.
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| Exploring the arts in the Bay Area: theatre
Panel discussion about the state of the theatre scene in the San Francisco Bay Area featuring Edgar Weinstock and Richard Reineccius, co-directors of the Julian Theatre; Ruth Sicular, member of the San Francisco Mime Troupe; and John Fisher, independent playwright, producer and director. The panel discusses why nobody goes to the theatre in San Francisco and the difficulty of sustaining oneself in the independent theatre...
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| Eye on the Prize / Words and Music
Rancho Cordova-based Vision Service Plan dispatched mobile vision clinics to Louisiana to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina. Today you'll meet an eye doctor and a city councilman from New Orleans. They are in Sacramento to recognize VSP for their service. Sacramento-raised essayist Richard Rodriguez talks with Jeffrey. You'll also hear singer-songwriter Hans York perform live.
Keywords: Hurricane Katrina; Vision clinics; Richard Rodriguez; KXJZ; Sacramento Public Radio
Downloads: 359 |
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